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Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1991-09-13

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1991-09-13 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, James Young, Clay Brennecke, Todd Evans, Jamie Waddell, GEMS

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Touch Of Grey
Wang Dang Doodle
Peggy-O
Big River ->
Cumberland Blues
Althea
When I Paint My Masterpiece
Bird Song

Set 2

Victim Or The Crime
Scarlet Begonias ->
Fire On The Mountain ->
Drums ->
Space ->
The Other One ->
Stella Blue ->
Throwing Stones ->
Not Fade Away

Encore
Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Notes

The James Young & Clay Brennecke FOB Vault - a GEMS Production
May 2008 ... we are in progress with The James Young and Clay Brennecke FOB Vault Transfer Project. We have all the Master DATs and are hard at work transferring, editing and soon to be releasing the shows Clay & James recorded from 1991 through 1994. James and Clay began recording with B&K 4011 microphones and a Sony Pro DAT in the Spring of 1991. Summer 1991 mainly saw recordings from the Front Row Dead Center of the Official Taper Section (OTS). June 28, 1991 was their first FOB Recording. And starting with Fall 1991, all of their recordings were All FOB All The Time! Early they recorded with the B&K 4011 Cardiod Mics in the ORTF pattern into a Modified Sony Pro DAT Deck. In 1993, James traded in the B&K's for the AMS ST-250 Soundfield Mic and recorded in the Blumlein pattern into the modified Sony Pro DAT Deck. We are starting at the beginning and working our way to the end of this vault. Spring 1991 through 1994. We have added artwork for CD's and included an m3u playlist for import into your choice of PC/MAC media player ... and if your player supports FLAC, all you have to do is place the folder where you plan to store the files and import the playlist - tracks, tagged and with art are ready for you. We hope you enjoy their body of recording work. ------- Todd & Jamie - Project GEMS.

If you have questions or comments, Clay would love to hear from you - clayb@fobdfc.com - and of course Jamie (**__**) and I (bluedakota) welcome any input you may have - shnflac@gmail.com - todd@bluedakota.com

A **GEMS** Production www.shnflac.net

Addeddate: 2009-02-21 19:43:09

Identifier: gd1991-09-13.fob.brennecke-young.GEMS.97387.flac16

Lineage: 16 bit 48kHz DAT Master > TASCAM DA-20 (SPDIF out) -> LynxTWO-B Audio Reference Interface (SPDIF in) -> Wavelab 6.0 by Todd Evans (todd@bluedakota.com) October 30, 2008 Editing and Mastering: Jamie Waddell (shnflac@gmail.com) on the GEMS Edit Station. Weiss Saracon for 16 BIT 44.1kHz SRC and POWR-3 Dither Encoding by Dazed64. Tracked in CDwave, FLAC with Flac Frontend level 8 Tag & Rename for FLAC Meta-Tagging

Location: New York , NY

Run time: 173:54.15

Source: B&K 4011 110 degrees ORTF > Neumann BS 48i-2> Modified Sony TCD D-10 Pro Recording Location: FOB Hand Held, Upfront

Taped by: James Young and Clay Brennecke

Transferred by: Todd Evans and Jamie Waddell

Type: sound

Venue: Madison Square Garden

Year: 1991

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Reviewer: mnnt - - September 3, 2021
Subject: Great shiow

The night Jerry died I was to head down the shore, I stopped in to see a bud and we played this show as a memorial. Great up temp Peggy O, Never before Big River into Cumberland. Great Masterpiece when Bobby really shown. Monster VIctim> Foolish. Mystified why this is seen as a low energy show. No Bruce which opens up more room for Bob and Jerry ,

Reviewer: natwashboard - - September 15, 2020
Subject: sleeper night

Mr. Brennecke and Mr. Young bring us right into the middle of the party and if you're not fixated on the Dead showing up in NYC and making a big statement at each, or at any of these nine shows, you're left to dig a pretty enjoyable Dead show. Nothing too fancy, nothing that will end up on the yearly highlight reel but you can't quarrel with the expansive Scarlet>Fire into drums except to wish they nurtured that transition a little bit more instead of just unplugging the guitars and leaving the stage. Low key is the tone of the night; even the Other One has fewer peaks and valleys. Maybe tomorrow night they'll be more awake.

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